
When Atypical Becomes Typical, How Can You Best Forecast?
As atypical weather becomes the norm, crop forecasting becomes even more challenging – but it doesn’t have to be.
As atypical weather becomes the norm, crop forecasting becomes even more challenging – but it doesn’t have to be.
At the 2019 USDA Data Users’ Meeting, it became clear that future reports will rely more on subjective data. See what’s changing and how you can start receiving objective data today.
We often hear about medium/high resolution imagery (MRI) advantages to support the Ag-industry. However, the business of crop monitoring goes beyond MRI. And today, low resolution imagery (LRI) provides the highest scientific-grade data quality and the most reliable daily imagery access for agriculture globally.
On December 11, 2018 WASDE estimated Argentina Soybean production at 55.5 MMT. Where are we now? According to our Crop Analysts at Geosys, crop development conditions have been very beneficial to soybeans in Argentina.
Over the past 30 years, Geosys has managed a virtual constellation of satellites for our customers. The term “virtual constellation” has become something of a buzzword in the AgTech and Space industries as of late – but it’s more than just marketing for us.
We celebrate another milestone of the mission with ESA announcing that the Sentinel-2 mission is performing global and systematic acquisitions with 5-day revisit.
Based on the reports from the Geosys crop analysts, there were three key factors that attributed to the success this growing season.
We were honored to participate in The Wall Street Journal Global Food Forum 2017. See key points from the Connecting the Farm session and gain access to footage from the event.
As I consider pivotal moments in Ag technology, as well as my own experiences during our 30 years of business at Geosys, I find that three key principles hold true.